Here come's yet another panel-you can tell I have been in a 'good' rut with panels lately! They are fast projects to finish up when I need a bunch of stuff done :-) The center pumpkin with flowers is the panel, which of course, I had to spruce up a bit with borders. Four borders is what I added to each side of this to get the effect I wanted starting with the green. I have had this panel for a while but I believe all the fat quarter prints came with it as a bundle but there was no pattern or suggestion as to how to finish it up. So the design of adding the borders is my idea. One fat quarter was used for the binding.
The light yellow borders received the wishbone design while keeping the busy prints to a minimum of 2 straight lines.
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Your quilting is fantastic. I really like the thought of using panels as a way to get in some good quilting practice. The wishbone design in the border looks great. I have not used that before. Now I'm going to have to try it. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeletevery pretty. Hard to see that it's a panel. and so appropriate for the season - even though it's still 95 degrees in San Antonio, tx
ReplyDeleteNice! What color of thread do you use on a panel like this? It blends so well.
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful.Your quilting is stunning :)
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh! Your quilting is gorgeous on this beautiful quilt!
ReplyDeleteTurned out great. States fall but with bright colors. Is this a wall hanging or small quilt. what are the dimensions Please?
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Tonia
stunning quilt. thanks for your comment on my blog and yes i am determined to get my quilt done by christmas!
ReplyDeleteAmazing work! Love the colors and all the detail.
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